No Home Record (豆瓣)

表演者: Kim Gordon
流派: 摇滚
专辑类型: 专辑
介质: CD
发行时间: 2019-10-11
出版者: Matador
唱片数: 1
条形码: 0744861137924

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7.9

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　　A huge return from a total icon. With a career spanning nearly four decades, Kim Gordon is one of the most prolific and visionary artists working today.
　　A co-founder of the legendary Sonic Youth, Gordon has performed all over the world, collaborating with many of music’s most exciting figures including Tony Conrad, Ikue Mori, Julie Cafritz and Stephen Malkmus. Most rece... (展开全部) 　　A huge return from a total icon. With a career spanning nearly four decades, Kim Gordon is one of the most prolific and visionary artists working today.
　　A co-founder of the legendary Sonic Youth, Gordon has performed all over the world, collaborating with many of music’s most exciting figures including Tony Conrad, Ikue Mori, Julie Cafritz and Stephen Malkmus. Most recently, Gordon has been hitting the road with Body/Head, her spellbinding partnership with artist and musician Bill Nace. Despite the exhaustive nature of her résumé, the most reliable aspect of Gordon’s music may be its resistance to formula. Songs discover themselves as they unspool, each one performing a test of the medium’s possibilities and limits. Her command is astonishing, but Gordon’s artistic curiosity remains the guiding force behind her music.
　　+ The indie version is very limited and pressed on white vinyl.
　　+ Preorder No Home Record and we'll enter you into a draw to win a special limited edition 12” version of the new track ‘Sketch Artist’, backed with the previously released ‘Murdered Out’. These 12”s are limited to 500 worldwide and are individually hand-stamped with a bespoke design drawn by Kim.
　　It makes sense that this “American idea” (as Gordon says on the agitated rock track “Air BnB”) of purchasing utopia permeates the record, as no place is this phenomenon more apparent than Los Angeles, where Gordon was born and recently returned to after several lifetimes on the east coast. It was a move precipitated by a number of seismic shifts in her personal life and undoubtedly plays a role in No Home Record’s fascination with transience. The album opens with the restless “Sketch Artist,” where Gordon sings about “dreaming in a tent” as the music shutters and skips like scenery through a car window. “Even Earthquake,” perhaps the record’s most straightforward track embodies this mood; Gordon’s voice wavering like watercolor: “If I could cry and shake for you / I’d lay awake for you / I got sand in my heart for you,” guitar strokes blending into one another as they bleed out across an unstable page. Front to back, No Home Record is an expert operation in the uncanny. You don’t simply listen to Gordon’s music; you experience it.